Transforming our world: Afrophobia and the need for disaggregated statistics to monitor equality in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa : what is a health practitioner to do?

Long, Wahbie
Chiliza, Bonginkosi
Stein, Dan J.

January 2015

CITATION: Long, W., Chiliza, B. & Stein, D.J. 2015. Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa: What is a ...

Racism, education and internationalization

Slabbert, AD

January 2002

Race and stereotypes remain emotive words in numerous societies. Racism implies that a definitive ps...

Response to the UN Working of Experts on the Protection of Human Rights of People of African Descent on the Need to Recognize Mass Incarceration as a Driver of Systemic Racism

Carhart, Louise

June 2021

The systems of incarceration common in post-colonial societies were created to subdue populations of...

Transforming our world: Afrophobia and the need for disaggregated statistics to monitor equality in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Olaiya, H. B. Adediran

December 2015

This working paper of advocates disaggregated data collection and analysis, as asserted by Target 17...

Leaving no one behind: People of African descent & the sustainable development goals (sdgs)

Olaiya, H. B. Adediran

Background briefing circulated to members of ENAR Steering Committee on Afro-phobia. It highlights d...

People of African descent in Latin America and the Caribbean: Developing indicators to measure and counter inequalities

February 2020

People of African descent have become active political and social actors during this century. They h...

Reconceptualising Afrophobia in post-apartheid South Africa: a conflict transformational perspective

Lötter, Casper
Bradshaw, Gavin

November 2022

Xenophobic violence has assumed a regular appearance in the body politic of South Africa. Such xenop...

En-gendering anti-racism: Towards a politics of social transformation

Sudbury, Julia

January 1998

As we approach the new millennium, African, Asian and Caribbean activists in Britain appear to be po...

Black South African intellectuals went from pan-Africanism to insular afrophobia

Ochonu, Moses E.

March 2021

The rise of afrophobia in South Africa obscures the Apartheid-era intellectual history that connecte...

Migration, Xenophobia and New Racism in Post-Apartheid South Africa

Adjai, Carol
Lazaridis, Gabriella

March 2013

Post-apartheid South Africa was built on a culture of inclusiveness, tolerance and human rights, emb...

Is the standardised term 'Black African' useful in demographic and health research in the United Kingdom?

Aspinall, Peter John
Chinouya, Martha

January 2008

OBJECTIVE: The main objective of this paper is to review the literature on the term 'Black African' ...

Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa: What is a health practitioner to do?

Long, Wahbie
Chiliza, Bonga
Stein, Dan J

September 2015

The facts seem to indicate that South Africa is one of the more violent places on earth. We have bee...

Nationalism and Othering in the Contemporary Era: The Non-South African Black and Xenophobia in South Africa

Muyanga, Amukelani

January 2017

A wave of populism is certainly sweeping the world yet again. In Africa, the ugliest face of violent...

The erasures of racism in education and international development:re-reading the ‘global learning crisis’

Sriprakash, Arathi
Tikly, Leon
Walker, Sharon

January 2019

Despite pervasive forms of racism on a global scale, the field of education and international develo...

Xenophobia attack and development: a discourse in South Africa

Chakale, Mompati Vincent
Marumo, Phemelo Olifile
Mothelesi, Amantle

January 2019

The social and political development among countries has affected relationships and that has ushe...

Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa : what is a health practitioner to do?

Long, Wahbie
Chiliza, Bonginkosi
Stein, Dan J.

January 2015

CITATION: Long, W., Chiliza, B. & Stein, D.J. 2015. Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa: What is a ...

Racism, education and internationalization

Slabbert, AD

January 2002

Race and stereotypes remain emotive words in numerous societies. Racism implies that a definitive ps...

Response to the UN Working of Experts on the Protection of Human Rights of People of African Descent on the Need to Recognize Mass Incarceration as a Driver of Systemic Racism

Carhart, Louise

June 2021

The systems of incarceration common in post-colonial societies were created to subdue populations of...

Transforming our world: Afrophobia and the need for disaggregated statistics to monitor equality in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Olaiya, H. B. Adediran

December 2015

This working paper of advocates disaggregated data collection and analysis, as asserted by Target 17...

Leaving no one behind: People of African descent & the sustainable development goals (sdgs)

Olaiya, H. B. Adediran

Background briefing circulated to members of ENAR Steering Committee on Afro-phobia. It highlights d...

People of African descent in Latin America and the Caribbean: Developing indicators to measure and counter inequalities

February 2020

People of African descent have become active political and social actors during this century. They h...

Reconceptualising Afrophobia in post-apartheid South Africa: a conflict transformational perspective

Lötter, Casper
Bradshaw, Gavin

November 2022

Xenophobic violence has assumed a regular appearance in the body politic of South Africa. Such xenop...

En-gendering anti-racism: Towards a politics of social transformation

Sudbury, Julia

January 1998

As we approach the new millennium, African, Asian and Caribbean activists in Britain appear to be po...

Black South African intellectuals went from pan-Africanism to insular afrophobia

Ochonu, Moses E.

March 2021

The rise of afrophobia in South Africa obscures the Apartheid-era intellectual history that connecte...

Migration, Xenophobia and New Racism in Post-Apartheid South Africa

Adjai, Carol
Lazaridis, Gabriella

March 2013

Post-apartheid South Africa was built on a culture of inclusiveness, tolerance and human rights, emb...

Is the standardised term 'Black African' useful in demographic and health research in the United Kingdom?

Aspinall, Peter John
Chinouya, Martha

January 2008

OBJECTIVE: The main objective of this paper is to review the literature on the term 'Black African' ...

Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa: What is a health practitioner to do?

Long, Wahbie
Chiliza, Bonga
Stein, Dan J

September 2015

The facts seem to indicate that South Africa is one of the more violent places on earth. We have bee...

Nationalism and Othering in the Contemporary Era: The Non-South African Black and Xenophobia in South Africa

Muyanga, Amukelani

January 2017

A wave of populism is certainly sweeping the world yet again. In Africa, the ugliest face of violent...

The erasures of racism in education and international development:re-reading the ‘global learning crisis’

Sriprakash, Arathi
Tikly, Leon
Walker, Sharon

January 2019

Despite pervasive forms of racism on a global scale, the field of education and international develo...

Xenophobia attack and development: a discourse in South Africa

Chakale, Mompati Vincent
Marumo, Phemelo Olifile
Mothelesi, Amantle

January 2019

The social and political development among countries has affected relationships and that has ushe...

Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa : what is a health practitioner to do?

Long, Wahbie
Chiliza, Bonginkosi
Stein, Dan J.

January 2015

CITATION: Long, W., Chiliza, B. & Stein, D.J. 2015. Anger and Afrophobia in South Africa: What is a ...

Racism, education and internationalization

Slabbert, AD

January 2002

Race and stereotypes remain emotive words in numerous societies. Racism implies that a definitive ps...

Response to the UN Working of Experts on the Protection of Human Rights of People of African Descent on the Need to Recognize Mass Incarceration as a Driver of Systemic Racism

Carhart, Louise

June 2021

The systems of incarceration common in post-colonial societies were created to subdue populations of...

Transforming our world: Afrophobia and the need for disaggregated statistics to monitor equality in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

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